Establishes environmental standards for public authorities.
Asm. Rebecca Seawright
Sponsored bills
Authorizes the vacating of an arbitration award on the basis of arbitrator disregard of the law.
Expands the crimes included in domestic violence to include identity theft, grand larceny and coercion, for purposes of assistance to victims thereof.
Authorizes registered voters to vote in special and general elections at the board of elections, for a period of 14 days before the election.
Requires marketplace providers to collect sales tax on the sales of tangible personal property.
Relates to establishing a database of denied firearms purchase and transfer applications, establishing a victim notification system and exemptions from public inspection and copying under the freedom of information law.
Requires post completion certifications to be completed, under penalty of perjury, that the MWBE performed the work, performed the services, or delivered the materials; that the division of minority and women's business development create an internet registry, and perform inspections of MWBEs to weed out fraud and abuse; that additional regulations to be adopted related to revocations of certifications for felony convictions for fraudulently misrepresenting the status of an MWBE; permits a court to issue fines double the amount that should have been paid to an MWBE upon conviction for felony fraud related to the MWBE program.
Relates to the requirements of the annual report from the division of minority and women's business development.
Relates to gender balance in public authorities, industrial development agencies and local development corporations; requires members of a public authority, industrial development agency or local development corporation be appointed in a manner which will ensure that women comprise approximately fifty percent of the membership on such public authorities, industrial development agencies or local development corporations.
Relates to establishing a gender balance in the port authority; requires members of the board of commissioners and any officers of the port authority be appointed in a manner which will ensure that women comprise approximately fifty percent of the membership of the board or as officers of the port authority.